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Sunday, January 1st

Worship Celebration: New Year's Day

Looking Back & Looking Forward Our New Year’s Day scripture this year was Ecclesiastes 3:1-13, made famous by The Byrds song, Turn, Turn, Turn. (Read the scripture here) The wisdom writer wants us to remember that there are natural season in our lives, and to respect those. In the last year, St. Paul’s has experienced the anxiety of transition, the loss of a beloved pastor through retirement, a new pastor and the natural changes that come through that, the security of traditions, and the excitement of new experiences. I am deeply thankful to be your pastor, and look forward to the seasons we will experience together in the year to come. We have compiled this slide show of highlights from the last six months at St. Paul’s to remind us of ‘The Times at St. Paul'.

See the Slide Show Page.

Speaker: Rev. Jessie Nelson

Childcare Provided

Buddhist Christian Interspiritual Service: "Meditate in the New Year"

Music by Rebecca Gale and Meditation facilitated by Dr. Bob Mischke

Join us with beautiful music by Rebecca and meditate in the New Year, letting go of the past, experiencing who you truly are: an expression of the Divine. Envision for yourself a healing, prosperous, joyful year to come!

Wednesday, January 4th

Feeding the Homeless

6:30pm: we will make sandwiches and assemble lunches at 6:30pm. It takes about 20 minutes and the lunches will be handed out the next day in Civic Center Park. It is too easy of a statement to say we are feeding the homeless. We are serving lunch to 50 people who are all someone’s brother, someone’s mother, someone’s daughter. We are showing love to someone who does not experience much love.

Choir practice

Choir practice. Come Sing!

Sunday, January 8th

Worship Celebration

Childcare Provided

Buddhist Christian Interspiritual Service: "Christine Tullis – Harp Songs from the Mystic Ocean"

Music: Christine Tullis

Our inner world is a rich source of inspiration and a way for us to connect to the Divinity within. Join harpist and singer Christine Tullis for a musical, contemplative journey into your heart through songs featuring lyrics by Rumi, St.Teresa of Avila and original pieces.

Wednesday, January 11th

Feeding the Homeless

6:30pm: we will make sandwiches and assemble lunches at 6:30pm. It takes about 20 minutes and the lunches will be handed out the next day in Civic Center Park. It is too easy of a statement to say we are feeding the homeless. We are serving lunch to 50 people who are all someone’s brother, someone’s mother, someone’s daughter. We are showing love to someone who does not experience much love.

Choir practice

Choir practice. Come Sing!

Sunday, January 15th

Worship Celebration

Childcare Provided

Buddhist Christian Interspiritual Service: "Integral Zen"

Speaker: Doshin Michael Nelson Sensei

"A map of everything and a path to nothing.” This Zen teacher will bring us his experience with Mondo Zen, the Integral Institute, and Hollow Bones. He is a poet, speaker, and joyful “troublemaker.”

Wednesday, January 18th

Feeding the Homeless

6:30pm: we will make sandwiches and assemble lunches at 6:30pm. It takes about 20 minutes and the lunches will be handed out the next day in Civic Center Park. It is too easy of a statement to say we are feeding the homeless. We are serving lunch to 50 people who are all someone’s brother, someone’s mother, someone’s daughter. We are showing love to someone who does not experience much love.

Choir practice

Choir practice. Come Sing!

Sunday, January 22th

Worship Celebration

Childcare Provided

Buddhist Christian Interspiritual Service: "Theology of Adoption"

Speaker: Rev. Jessie Nelson

How does our spirituality speak to adopted children? In this evening, we will look at how different spiritual paths relate to adoption. As an adoptee, Rev. Jessie has both personal and theological experience with what it means to grow up in a family of faith as an adoptee.

Wednesday, January 25th

Feeding the Homeless

6:30pm: we will make sandwiches and assemble lunches at 6:30pm. It takes about 20 minutes and the lunches will be handed out the next day in Civic Center Park. It is too easy of a statement to say we are feeding the homeless. We are serving lunch to 50 people who are all someone’s brother, someone’s mother, someone’s daughter. We are showing love to someone who does not experience much love.

Choir practice

Choir practice. Come Sing!

Sunday, January 29th

Worship Celebration

Childcare Provided

Buddhist Christian Interspiritual Service: "Right Intention"

Speaker: Don Morreale

Wonderful Zen teacher Don Morreale will explore the second step of Buddha’s 8-fold noble path: What is Right Intention?